N.C. Justices Newby and Ervin explain their focus on civics education

January 31, 2017

N.C. Supreme Court Justices Paul Newby and Sam Ervin IV explain why they are focusing their attention on civics education. Newby and Ervin offered these comments during an interview for Carolina Journal Radio.

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